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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume II, Issue 230, 1 October 1867, Page 1

Public Notices. PUBLIC BATHS. Vapor, Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. XT BARRACLOUGH, -*-*-• Hardy-street, (near the Government Buildings,, Nelson. [1 268 EF. JONES, Saddler, &c, begs to remind • his old supporters and the public generallr, that he continues to MANUFACTUJttE every description of Light and Heavy HARNESS, &c, Sec, in his usual workmanlike "manner, and at the lowest remunerative prices. Farm produce taken in exchange. 2828 The Port, Nelson. G BONNINGTON'S PURE SAGO FLOUR o is strongly recommended as a diet for children and invalids, being a light and highly nutritious food. Price, Is. per packet of lib. G. BONNINGTON, 2206 Trafalgar-street. BANK HOTEL, HARDY-STREET, Nelson. rjIHE undersigned having received, ex late A. arrivals, a Choice Selection of WINES, SPIRITS, BOTTLED ALE AND STOUT, begs to offer them to the public (delivered in town) at the undermentioned prices: — SHERRY, pah dry, 425. per dozen. Do., golden sweet, 425. „ PORT 425. CLARET 455. BRANDY, Hennessy's Pale, 4 yrs. old SOs. „ Do., Martell's Pale, 4 yrs. old ... SOs. Do., Martell's Dark 50s. „ WHISKEY, IRISH, Dunville's ... 425. „ Do., do., Jamieson's 425. „ Do. SCOTCH ... 40s. RUM 40s. Bottled STOUT ... 14s. Do. ALE .. i-ls. „ Also, 3 Quarter-casks Irish Whiskey, Dunville's. 3 Quarter- casks Irish Whiskey, Jamieson's. All orders left at the Bank Hotel will be punctually attended to. 3020 EDW. EVERETT. NELSON MEAT BAZAAR, Trafalgar- street, (Next the Trafalgar Hotel.) S LORING, while thanking the public of • Nelson for the rapidly increasing support they have bestowed on the Nelson Meat Bazaar, begs to call attention to the fact that he supplies purchasers with the BEST JOINTS ac the most moderate charges. The annexed extracts are copied from a report in the Nelson Government Gazette, of date July 1, 1567, by Dr. Cusack, Provincial Surgeon, who reported on Pleuro-pneumonia : — '• I have to state my distinct opinion, that much of the mutton consumed in Nelson is unwholesome, in the sense of being almost destitute of the requisite elements of nutrition." Dr. Cusack makes the following observations regarding the meat supplied by the Nelsou Meat Bazaar : — " To those who can afford it, it is generally possible to obtain good meat; but to working men, to whom Id. or 2d. a pound is a large consideration, the importation of cattle has, in my opinion, been a great boon. Mr. Johnson, the enterprising merchant who has iately imported cattle into Nelson, is an utter stranger to me ; but as some prejudice exists against his beef, it is my duty, for the information of that portion of the community with whom its lower price is a consideration, to state my impartial opinion, that ail of it that I have had an opportunity of seeing or tasting was sound aDd wholesome, much more so than a great deal of the mntton lately sold in Nelson. If carefully stall-fed and tended on board ship, I am aware of no reason why most of ihe animals, if previously healthy, should not be landed iv sound health at Nelson." SHIPPING: SUPPLIED. Nelson Meat Bazaar, Nelson, August 1, 1567. 2946 THIRST -RATE PORK SAUSAGES S. LORING, NELSON MEAT BAZAAR. (Next the Trafalgar Hotel.) 2947 NOTICE. THE undersigned are • Cash Purchasers of Prime Salt BUTTER, in any quanttiies. JOHN SOLOMON & CO., 3208 Trafalgar-street.